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	RELIGION OVERVIEW
	48.87% of the people in North Carolina, North Carolina are religious, meaning they affiliate with a religion. 4.41% are Catholic; 0.84% are LDS; 8.06% are another Christian faith; 0.20% in North Carolina, North Carolina are Jewish; 0.26% are an eastern faith; 0.28% affilitates with Islam.

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Percent Religious (US Avg: 49.42%)

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Margaret
Bay Village, OH
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2/8/2017
North Carolina is not safe.
To Best Places: Due to an archaic discriminatory common law North Carolina is not a good place to move to or to live in. It is known as the 1% contributory negligence... (Read More)

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clay
Unadilla, GA
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12/12/2016
Love the parts of NC I've seen !
I don't live in NC, I'm from GA. But wish I was wealthy enough for a second home ! I've traveled much of NC and all that I've seen the places are beautiful and the... (Read More)

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Allison
Reading, PA
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8/16/2016
Keep an open Mind
Typical northerns who cant appreciate southern culture do not like the south. I am from PA, (I know, to people in NE that's the "south"), but I fell head over heels in... (Read More)

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